The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 150, Ed. 1 Monday, March 25, 1940 Page: 2 of 14
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Want-Ad Service—Call 2.5151 1
Vices Similar,
imms Points Out
Will Continue
(To Work Together
“Toward Victory
s. WILLIAM riLiP SIMMS
Wins Private Bath
» rippe Howard Foreign Editor.
WASHINGTON, March 25—In
France they have a saying that
“the more it changes, the more it
resembles stseit.” And 4 It a
with the new French Government
Wille the nation has swapped
Daindier for Reynaud, the Govern-
ment still looks ths name
.When Premier Daladier formed
his war cabinet last Beptember
) he took for himself the portfolios
1 of foreign minister and minister
I st 'war Reynaud was named
1. minister of finance Today Ray
I Maud la premier and minister of
1 foreign affairs and Daladier Is
Iminister St war
Leaders Swap About
in France there is generally a
group of four or five leading
statesmen whose political outlook
fundam entaily much alike
those the premiership ro-
I galea, but seldom very far from
(center Round and round It 4004
I like a spring bonnet being tried
on by the quintuplets
There is little real difference
h between Daladier and Reynaud
.The farmer le a Radical Nocialint
I the latter a left Republican or
1 independent Radical whichterma
D mean little Politically not far
apart, they will collaborate in the
future ea they have in the past
aim of both being in lead
France to victory. What email
differences there are have mostly
| do with personality
Expert Economist
* Reynaud’s specialty ia finance
"and economics. In these he !
orthodox, though realistic You
1.2 throw a stone into the air
and expect it to stay there What
goes up must come down Upend
a Trane, and nomehow or other the
people of the nation are going to
to pay it If they dorT, It
" means trouble So thinks Rey
2 naud." Thus at a time when
trench faith was waning and it
looked aa if the frane might hit
I ind toboggan like some other Pus
t ropean currencies, Reynaud took
hold and restored confidence, at
1, horn and abroad in France’s fu-
iture. Ms did it by sound Issa
tion, painful expense-cutting and
a.broadi national sacrifices.
Jean Lawrence, who thinks it
is immoral fee girls to take
showers together in the same
room, has been assured accom
modations of a private hath by
w n McKesson, Los Angeles
high school official, after the
11-year-old student started a
suit recently to have the Nu-
preme Court stop the practice
•f mass bathing. She Mild it
violated her "right of privacy"
and she considered It immerai to
undress before other girl.
Prison Breaker Due
In Huntsville Today
By United Press.
Gallogly Back
In Georgia Prison
Resumes Confined
Life After Lengthy
Legal Fight In Texet
Sr United Press
REIDSVILLE, Ga., March 25.
Richard Gallogly was back in a
Georgia jail today to resume life
imprisonment after an unsuccess
ful five-month fight for freedom
in Texas, where he fled with hie
bride last October.
Gallogly was docketed at the
state’s Tattnall prison yesterday
after a 21-hour ride from Dallas
under guard of Georgia highway
patrolmen Ms was re-finger-
printed and received a blue denim
uniform to replace the pin-striped
suit in which tie mode the trip
Escaped Last Fall
Gallogly escaped last fall while
being transferred from an At-
lanta hospital to Tattnall. Hie
bride had been accompanying him
on the ride to prison and he took
her with him in his flight
They surrendered to Dallas au-
thorities a week later but Gover-
nor O’Daniel granted Georgia's
extradition request and Gallogly
subsequently lost attempt* to gain
freedom on habeas corpus
Sentenced For Killing
Gallogly, scion of a prominent
Atlanta family, was sentenced to
life in 1930 for killing a drugstore
clerk in s holdup which he and a
THE KURT WURTH PKESS____
Woman Will Mrs. Gill Funeral
Count Noses At 4 P. M. In Everman
In the Wilds
Want-Ad Seroice-Cod 2.5151
MONDAY, MARCH 25,1940
Canadians to Vote Bothwell Asks WPA to
On War Leadership Map Eligible Projects
Deer Horn
Tool Clew
To Ancients
Py Science Service
By United Press City Manager Bothwell today
OTTAWA, March 25. — Nearly sought an early conference here
5,500.000. Canadians vote tomor- with district and state WPA offi-
WASHINGTON, March 25 —A row in support or condemnation cials on the extensive paving and
unique deer horn tool unearlhen of Canada’s war effort as direct, street repair program following
near Kansas City clears up a rays- ed by the Liberal party regime of up city-wide track removal,
tery regarding America’s prehis- Prime Minister William Lyon He said he would ask Major
boric Mound Bulldershow they Mackenzie King. Karl E. Wallace, district WPA
made certain intricate designs on Th# election was called by head, to arrange for the visit here
their clay bowls. King after a three-hour session of of State Administrator H P.
Tried out by Dr. Waldo R Ws- Parliament Jan. 25. the first ss- Drougt and other state WPA au-
del of the Smithsonian Institution son after the declaration of war, thorities, looking toward an on-
. .... King dissolved Parliament and an- the-ground inspection of streets
curving in-nounced that "in view of recent where improvements are needed.
* L- ***** seine* this .„«. The state and district officials
asana made them The tool in uny enmeit. a mandate from the pec: of the federal agency would be
and resembl a notched wheel Pls is deemed Reeamar, asked to work out s more clearly
which can be rolled back and Premier Mitchell Hepburn of defined policy under which the
forth on soft clay A good labor-Ontario, had accused the govern- street projects could be elsible
saving device It does easily a job ment of “bungling the war ef- , *
that would be hard by a stamping fort " and got the provincial leg- for WPA aid.
process limlature to paaa a resolution to North Main St. la being re-sur-
The discoverer, H M Trow- that effect. faced under terms of a special
bridge of Kansas City, suspected I The Liberal party seeks its ruling laid down here by Perry
the significance of the tiny object sixth term in nver Far three
and sent It here for Smithsonian or those terms ----. .
. scientists to study, Dr Wedel by King. The Conservatives held ant chief WPA engineer.
Funeral services for George E. said.7 - ----" ’ 445-----1
Pepper. 44 World War veteran
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
ci, 43, of Everman, who died
yesterday in a local hospital, were
set for 4 p. m. today at Gause-
BOISE, Ida., March »—Mrs
Elva A Canfield, 60, today set
mit for the river at no return to
begin one of the nations tough-
est census jobs and one which
half-a-dozen men had refused.
From Florence, Ida. she will
travel through 250 miles of wild-
erneas in Idahos panhandle where
the population averages toes than
one person per square mile. The
maps call it the Salmon River
country but the early prospector
and timbermen referred to it as | Arlington: two brothers. George
the river of no return and fell Ward Denton, and Jack Ward,
that their terminology needed no Fort Worth four sisters r
explanation
Mhe Will < amp Out
Ware Memorial Chapel, led by
Re L V. Fortenberry.
Mrs cm. a native Texan, had
lived in Tarrant County 20 years
Survivors are her husband, J. ■
Gill; a son, J. B Jr: two daugh-
ters, Mrs J J. Brock. Fort Worth,
and Mrs Elmo Estes, Alice; par-
enta, Mr and Mrs. W. T. Ward.
her*, the ancient tool enabled
him to duplicate
Mrs
denied lines just as ancient In-
attacks directed against this gov-
roofe
block
the
Earl Evant. Mrs ■ D. Estes and
Mr* Jack Hamilton. Fort Worth,
She assembled a park contain- and Mrs. Richard Jones, Califor-
ing the bedding and food she will nia.
need, strapped on her akiis and Burial waa to be in Everman
set her compass for the east to Cemetery.
question Indians, sheepherders, ------—------
rangers and a. few farmers. r
Skiing along the 6000 foot can- Veteran of Argonne
yons of the Balmon -deeper in Di Funeral Today,
places than the Grand Canyon of Dies, Funeral 1o0aY
that effect.
The Liberal party seeks L
sixth term in power. For three, .. . . .
the party was led A. Fellows of Washington, assist-
An.
J
•lick
pape
At
Deve
cern
chick
tives
He
chick
throu
the
block
the Colorado is no new trick for
Mrs Canfield, who refer* to her-
self a. a “mountaineer."
In 1935, she covered the area
for a farm eensum. There were
Mound Builders at their highest
who died Saturday in • Muskogee, form of culture were the most ad-
aborigines of
central
Okla., hospital, were set for 4 vanced
p m today at Shannon's North North America; and their decline
Side Chapel led by Rev I. D An- and disappearance are problems
of great Interest to America's
Ano
seen
only 28 of Parliaments 345 seats other project, which includes Mag-
before It was dissolved, and if it nolia. Eighth Ave., Yuma and a
regains a majority the new Prime . *
Minister would be Party Leader part of Jennings, awaits approval
Dr. Robert J. Manion. Forty- at state WPA headquarters in San
four seats were held by indepen- Antonio.
dent and minority group* In San Antonio last week-end
The trend of the election was Fort Worth official* were told
expected to be known by tomor- that the latter project probably
row night, although final returns would be approved there this
will not be tabulated until Wed-week, without being sent to
nesday morning, and the soldier Washington.
vote will not be announced until,
ed •
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no roads, so she took her akils
through the timberland* where
the peaks are 8000 to 10,000 feet derson. LPu
high Many time* she, camped A native Fort Worther, Mr archaeologists,
out overnight and traveled two Repper went over with the First
or three days without finding a Arizona Infantry He waa wound-
college chum, George Harah, were nose to count. . , led in the battle of Argonne and
accused of staging for a thrill .Not Afraid of Animals.
Gallogly pleaded guilty, h* said, "Afraid of animals? of courselment hompitala.
to save Harsh from the electric not 9 There’s nothing to be afraid the „Muskogee
chair and since then has contend- of: The trees and the Animals Feb 7. . . . in oukwond
ed he innocent whose are nature and nature is God I Burial was to be in Oakwood
eentenie an trentoti *h.M Gal wouldn’t think of killing anything Cemetery and pallbearer* were to
mentence commuted when Gal unless it was absolutely neces- be F. D Rowland, Odell Moore,
4-------'Robert L. McLaren, W. Gordon
Rhodes, B B Longacre and John
until 1923 had been in govern-
He had been in
hospital since
45 MPH Too Slow,
Bexar Officials Say
By United Press.
SAN ANTONIO, March
April 2.
25—
ter I
—
33
Chic
trr
I logly conf eased, is serving a
term
HUNTSVILLE, Tex March 25
- Robert acy Cash, 26. the alick:
est prison breaker in Texas, will
arrive back at the state peniten-
Lary today under clone guard
Bud Crane, prison agent tele-
graphed Warden W. W Waid to-
day that he would arrive with
Cash in a convict truck from III.
bee. Arts
Wald said that Crane was drive:
ing with one eye on the highway
an dthe other on Cash because.
Motorboat Racer
Is Due to Recover
BROWNSVILLE, March
25
sary.”
She carries no arms
Jaycees Will Give
Big Bend a Boost
A Gieger.
Survivors are his wife and son
Free Repper. 12, both of 3929
Hunting, and a brother, A.
A
Repper, 1925 Bunting
3 Persons Injured
The Bexar County commissioners
think Texas’ 45 M P. H. high-
way speed'limit is too slow,
A resolution urging state legis-
lators to eliminate altogether or
increase the present speed limit
was passed unanimously by the
West Texans Will
Discuss Tax Problems
By United Press.
ABIENE. March 25 — Three
meetings to discuss tax problems
will be held this week at Sto phen -
ville, San Angelo and Odessa un-
der auspices of the West Texas |
Chamber - of Commerce, WTCC
Free!
AT ALL GROCERS
Frank Vincent of Tulsa will re- Adoption of a state-wide solici- In Traffic Mishaps
cover, physicians said today, from tation campaign pre r
injuries he suffered when his out-Big Bend National lark th | Three persons injured yesterday
board motorboat flipped o ver Texas Junior Chamber 0 at m; in traffic mishaps were reported
twice at 70 miles an hour and merce will be recommended at s a
the prisoner once before had been pitched him into the water* of the convention April 11-12 in Galves- improved today.
In his custody and ear aped Brownsville ship channel iton by the Fort W orth organize: 1 Most seriously hurt was Charles
The Dallas murderer has broken He was pulled to safety by two tion. Howard Carrell, regional C. Bray 52. of Graham, who was
out of the Teana prison system men fishing nearby vice premident here, said today hit by a car at Main and 14th by
three times | Doctors said Vincent suffered a Plans for the movement weres H. in St
hard blow on the head and some approved at a regional meeting a hit- nd-Fu
. .. water got in his lungs He passed yesterday in th* Blackstone Hotel Joseph’s Hospital with a com-
Conduct Services Here a comfortable n:ght with oxygen Tollowing a discussion led by E pound fracture of the right leg.
T being used at times
For J. J. Park, Denton
Funeral services for Joseph
Jordan Park 74 Denton stock
farmer, were to be at 2 p in to-
day at Harvemon A Cole Funeral
Chapel led by Rev I. R Purker
and Rev R It Yelderman of
Denton, and Rev. Charles Mates
of Whitesboro
Metropolitan Opera
Selects New
Burial was to he in Greenwood
Cemetery and pallbearers were to
5 a Alfew days after Reynaud de-he Dr Jack Skiles. Otis Fowler
manded these things, the extreme
left-wing elements of France, led. .now na or be1
by the Communists, called * gen Beipel, Fort Worth
eral-strike. Together, Reynaud
and Daladier explained to the
country just what they were'doing early yesterday
and why, whereupon the French his daughter
workers refused to walk out The
general strike waa a flop
Avis Hellew. Paul Dunkle and H
II Snow, all of Denton, and R W |
Mr Park, who had been a stock
farmer at Denton 27 years died
G Aycock Fort Worth, chairman cuts and bruises.
of the state organization’s parks Mr j t Cox, M 1015 Engle,
sustained cuts and bruises when
county court.
"A 45-mile-per-hour speed limit
was all right 25 years ago, but.... „ _._________________
with modern vehicles and high- government finance problems and
ways, It is much too slow,” com- to make the public "Ux-con-
mented County Judge Charles W. scious.”
Anderson. -------
meetings throughout the area will
attempt to acquaint citizens with
make the public
No
this
A bo J
the 1
the
royal
hand
tract
a bou
Th
a bou
sease
mak
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Out 1
the J
grub
” Unlike the Tiger
There is nothing of "Tiger"
Clemenceau in Premier Reynaud.
Nor, for that matter. In Daladier
Nothing, that is, save that each
has some of Clemenceau’s stub-
bornness much of his singleness
of purpose and all of his patriot
Ism. Neither has the "Tiger’s"
ruthlessness, however, nor his gift
for the spectacular nor, perhaps,
his amazing driving power
So
buyil
ging
while
more
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be tl
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MAR. 23 TO 29
One Week Only!
Farmer Finds Coal
Underfoot by Chance
By United Press
LAMAR. Mo.—James Ellerman,
a farmer living near here. Is glad
that he took time off to gossip
with his neighbor.
While repairing a fence on his
farm, Ellerman stopped to talk
with a neighbor, Ed Lough.
While they were talking Lough
happened to look down into a
ditch near the fence and noticed
a black substance.
The farmers investigated and
20%
On All Cleaning
Amounting to $1 or
Over.
BACK US
LAUNDRY 8
CLEANERS
WHILE THEY LAST
One of these beautiful hall
shaped blue pitchers with each
one pound package of -
HILL TOP COFFEE
or one large China Dinner
Plate, Cup and Saucer in the
famous Blue Willow pattern
with each two pound package.
FRESH ROASTED DAILY
BOYD COFFEE CO.
1709-11 CALHOUN ST. 2-9093
committee.
He and Dr. Charles H MeCol-
lum Jr, state director from the
the cat in which she was riding
collided with another at Hender-
son and W. Weatherford. The
other car, driven by Mrs Grace
Kelly of Ardmore, Okla , careened
across a lawn and into the side of
a house on W. Weatherford. Mrs
Singers
March 25
The local group, were named to pre-
fifth annual talent hunt for Amer sent the project * resolution at the
can singers for the Metropolitan | convention.
Opera Co ended yesterday with Cities represented at the meet,
the selection of Eleanor Steber ing included Wichita Falls, Abi-
Wheeling, W Va., soprano, and lene. Denton, Weatherford, Miner-
Arthur Kent baritone of New al Wells, Hamilton, Stephenville
DeLeon, Arlington, Vernon, Cisco
NEW YORK
York Mina Steger is 23, Kent 30
In addition to coveted contracts
the winners received checks for
$1000 each, and silver
There were TOO contestants.
at the home oft
; Mr. Paul J. Yancy.
2940 Jennings after an illness of
about six months.
Also surviving are his wire: a
son, F A Park, Dallas; daughter.
Miss Joardis Park Denton; three
sisters Miss Ida Park and Mrs
Whit George, both of Italy Tex.,
and Mrs R S. Davidson, Okmul-
gee, Okla
Lions Club to Hear
Mayor, City Manager
A round table discussion
1 Reynaud recently told a group
St Americans that France and Fort Worth Looking Ahead" will
Britain must win the war or Eu- 1
rope would have to submit to the Lions
, law of the Jungle That was the weekly luncheon in Hotel Texas
Peholee. tomorrow
He said that peace now with in the discussion will tie Mayor
Germany would merely mean giv- T J Harrell. City Manager S H
ing her X breathing spell time Bothwell City Engineer W O.
in which to digest the substance Jones and Projects Manager J J
’ of her first victims and gain Hurley. Special numers will be
strength to go on. presented by children from the
But, he continued, “we today City Recreation Department un-
must not think only of this war der Mrs lda Mae Heffington Pro-
and how to win it, but we must gram chairman is Roger C Neely
- also think of what la to come
after the war is won
“There must emerge a united
and peaceful Europe, founded on
he the entertainment
Club members
tomorrow
and Fort Worth.
Charlie Hillard, local president,
plaques welcomed the visitors, with Dr
McCollum presiding. ,
Kelly was not injured.
Earl Kirby, 58. of 1725 S. neers were called in and discov-
Adams, ia in Methodist Hospital ered that 30 acres of Ellerman’s 1
with cuts and bruises he received farm is underlaid with a good I
when his car struck a railing on grade of coal. I
the W. Vickery Boulevard over- |---------------------------------------
discovered a vein of coal. Engi
1555 Berry
4 9094
on
menu for
at their
In the discussion will he Mayor
Grand Jury Delayed
The new federal grand jury will
pass.
TELEPHONE CABLE SPLICERS...
be together thousands of tiny cop-
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Mrs. Shopper..
Before You Buy
the Just economic requirements of
gill its peoples I firmly believe
that when such a peace comes
the kind of peace that died long
before the present war began
reconstruction will take place
much faster than many people
convene here April 15 instead of
March 27, as originally planned, i
Assistant U 8. Attorney William
Fonville said today. The post-
ponement was made for the rea-
son that investigations on several
cases are still incomplete
Weatherford Board
- To Supervise Plant
“By United PrwM
WEATHERFORD March 25
. This city’s new electric power dis-
,tribution system will be super-
I vised after ita completion, about
e. July 1. by * board consisting of
bankers, an automobile deal-
w.er and newspaper editor.
‘ The board of control includes
see E. Witherspoon and T. B
UHatchett. bankers; J. C Hayes,
"automobile dealer, and Garl
g Hartness, editor A superinten-
dent ba have active charge of the
ygiant will be named later.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly I
If you suffer from rheumatte, ar
y thritis or neuritis pain, try this
"simple inexpensive home recipe that
i thousands are using Get a package
ret Ru-En Compound today Mix it
U with a quart er water, add the juice
“ ef s lemons it’s easy. No trouble at
call and pleasant You need only 1
.tablespoonsful two times a day. Often
PPAFF Tt
ao fee better Ru-Ex win cost you
nothing to try as it is sold by your
Roman,
59.T***-
"South of the Border”
ALL EXPENSE
EXCURSION TO
CITY OF MEXICO
ly Rail in Air-Conditioned
Comfort. Alisteel Pullmans—
Mo. Pac Lines
Dining Car Service
Round Trip as Law as
$190 7E From
1400 Fort Worth
Leaves Fort Worth. Missouri Pacifiq
Texas Triangle Train 11 18 PM April
4th Returns April 185 Night et
April 8th dinner-dance Aneira Hotel.
Menterter. A dans to Mexico City. 1
might la Taxro 100 miles automobile
seht-seeins tribe, including City of
Mexico, Xechimiice, Chelulu, Puebla,
San Martin, Desert et Lions Talues.
Acolman Pyramids, overnight trip
Taxco—Reception U. S Embassy, ban.
ouet and dance Mexico City, banquet
Taxco Rooms Hotel ReFerma. Mer-
s: "Na"uk." APE: Tone
Taxco
AE: mse
Everything included except
meals on train and a few
in Merice City.
RE
"I
Please Read These Rules Governing
Merchandise Returns And Help
Reduce This Costly Practice!
J Merchanoue which hov been out of the dore for an unreasonable period will
l. not be accepted for credit or refund.
(A reasonable period is considered to be three days, exclusive of time required in
transit).
, Merchandise, to be accepted for credit, cash refund or adjustment, should
2 be accompanied by the duplicate sales check.
3 The following merchandise, for legal, sanitary end other reasons, can not be
De accepted for return under any condition:
(•)
W
(c)
Merchandise showing definite and
riser evidence of having been used
or worn or having been altered.
Bedding and mattresses
Garments that have been altered, for
the purchaser. 1
/JI Shoes that have been altered, worn
T or dyed.
(e) Combe hat brushes, tooth brushes
(f) Hair goods has ornament, veiha
VISION'ORTHE
(g)
(h)
0i)
()
Rubber goods, sundries.
Women's hass which have been
made specially to the customer's or-
der, ar which have been worn.
all goods cut from the piece at the
request of the customer
Articles of wearing apparel which
touch the body should they have
been worn or soiled
A] All merchandise which has been
INI made to order er specially ordered
munch • not carried resularby
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\ Busy at the job are 1,500
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Behind each of these 8,500 telephone
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